CrimeaPRESS reports:
Until January 7, the “Winter Stories” program is being held at the Fedyukhin Heights living history park in Sevastopol. This is reported by Tourist portal of Crimea. Guests will be shown a 10-pound artillery mortar in action and will be taught how to cast bullets and mint coins. You can also shoot a bow and look at the costumes and weapons of different eras.
According to the park, “Winter Stories” will take place on the indicated days from 10:00 to 16:00. The program will cover several locations at once: the fortification museum of the Crimean War, a historical shooting range, the Italian estate “Loco Chimbali” and an information center.
There will be tours of the museum dedicated to the events of the Crimean War, including the first defense of Sevastopol, every 30 minutes. In addition, at this site, visitors will be shown a shot from a 10-pound mortar, an artillery piece with a short barrel. Starts at 11:00, 12:30 and 14:00. There will also be a master class on casting bullets. They can be taken home.
Introductory excursions are also planned around the territory of Loco Chimbali, a recreated Genoese estate of the 15th century. Frequency: every 30 minutes. Here they will also organize a master class on blacksmithing and teach you how to mint coins, which you will take with you as a gift. In the historical shooting range you will be able to fire five shots from a bowwrites Tour Portal.
And the information center will invite everyone to an exhibition of historical costume and weapons. It presents antique outfits of men and women, medieval armor, as well as costumes from the time of the first defense of Sevastopol — soldiers’ greatcoats, clothes of Russian sailors, French grenadiers, etc. More information about the exhibition — Here.
In addition, the information center has created a photo zone “On the Sevastopol Bastions of 1854-55,” where you can take pictures in 19th-century costumes. There is a fee to visit the park. Tickets can be purchased here. Inquiries by phone: +7 978 240-20-20.
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